Whoops error on mandrake 10.1

[Cristina Doblado]

 If you're not using "default_user_name" in cgi.cfg, you will probably 
need to configure your web server with authentication control in both 
HTML and CGI directories (/usr/share/nagios/ and /usr/lib/nagios/cgi/ or 
equivalent). If using Apache's authentication try with ".htaccess" files 
into those two directories allowing your nagios users access to the 
interface.


Gerald GENIAUT wrote:

> Hello,
>  
>  I check everywhere but I'm continuing to get the whoosp error : could 
> not read object configuration data!
>  
>  The verbose mode is ok (no error)
>  The log are clean (no error)
>  The CGI are installed correctly I think.
>  
>  My configuration is : Mandrake 10.1 - Nagios 2.0 - Apache 2
>  
>  What I do : configure all file with tutorial french web site. After I 
> check in an other web site to verify my configuration files, and all 
> seems to be ok.
>  
>  I try to set right to apache.apache to the cgi folder like I read it 
> in a thread, but nothing change all continue to be wrong.
>  
>  Someone know what I miss ? Where is my mistake ?
>  
>  Thanks for your reply.
>  
>  Gérald




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